Ken McLaughlin Seeks Own Colt on Wyoming Ranch
Ten year old Ken McLaughlin can ride any horse at his Wyoming ranch but lacks a colt of his own. His retired army father resists until his mother intercedes. Ken spots Rocket, a wild yearling filly from a notorious mare, and bursts with joy to share his find.
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Ken Chooses a Filly in a Ranch Horse Decision
Ken announces he will take Rocket's filly with a cream tail and mane despite his father Rob's warning that Rocket's line is unruly. Nell recalls Rocket and the range run, while Ken reflects on Rocket's speed and the Albino-sired colt. Rocket has run away from Banner, sparking Ken's suspense about the foal's color and temperament.
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Flicka the wild filly tests two generations on the range
Ken names the colt Flicka and defies his father as they pursue the fast wild mare. McLaughlin orders a round up to corral the yearlings while Flicka fights the paddock walls and escapes again, leaving Ken resolved to chase her despite opposition.
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